Digital Content Producer

Simone Seikaly

Simone Seikaly is a veteran reporter, anchor and producer at KSL NewsRadio, but these days, she's best known as a digital content producer. You can reach her at sseikaly@ksl.com.

On the Hill: Open records management and access in Utah

SB277 has been revised and will be heard by the full Utah Senate. Inside Sources discusses the issues involved in this public records debate.
1 year ago

Utah storm will bring rain, snow to Thursday morning commute

A winter storm headed to Utah will blanket mountains with snow and bring a rain snow, to northern valley floors.
1 year ago

Red Cliffs Lodge boat dock dislodged by ice, ‘saved’ in multiagency exercise

A large portion of a boat dock became dislodged in late January on the Colorado River in Grand County, creating a teaching opportunity for rescue officials.
1 year ago

Woman injured after ex-boyfriend fires at her on Price street, police said

A woman was confronted by an ex-boyfriend according to Price police, who fired at her multiple times as she ran away.
1 year ago

Lawmaker looks toward Utah Inland Port, other development, to ease Utah housing crunch

Utah Senate Majority Leader Kirk Cullimore looks to the Utah Inland Port for answers to Utah's housing issues.
1 year ago

Winter storm making its move across northern Utah

Utah's latest winter storm is expected to bring as much as three feet of snow to the northern mountains.
1 year ago

Small plane lands near Rowley Road in Tooele, pilot, co-pilot uninjured

The Tooele County Sheriff's Office said the pilot and co-pilot experienced engine trouble and communication issues.
1 year ago

Kaysville City tells residents why water smells like chlorine

Weber officials recently added water from groundwater wells, which, because of extra processing, created the chlorine smell.
1 year ago

Former gymnastics coach pleads guilty to new charges involving cameras, bathrooms

Gymnastics coach Adam Richard Jacobs has plead guilty to putting a camera in a minor's hotel room and bathroom.
1 year ago

Survey reveals youthful (and not so youthful) misconceptions about tax filing

Twenty percent of the people surveyed by Talk Research didn't think students need to worry about tax filing.
1 year ago

Parvovirus outbreak leads to euthanizations at Weber County Animal Services

The Weber County Animal Shelter said it had to euthanize at least 18 dogs that had been vaccinated but contracted parvovirus anyway.
1 year ago

On the Hill: Utah Constitutional amendment “secures” Utah electoral votes

Inside Sources hosts Rusty Cannon and Taylor Morgan speak with Rep. Jason Kyle about a proposal to amend the Utah Constitution.
1 year ago

Silver Alert issued for elderly man last seen in Magna

Marvin D. Fuell is 78 years old and suffers from dementia, according to police. He was last seen Feb. 2 at 8000 W. 3500 S. in Magna, Utah.
1 year ago

Man pinned under car in Taylorsville, car lifted by neighbors, rescue officials

According to Taylorsville police, a man had his car jacked up and was working, by himself, under the front wheel before he was pinned.
2 years ago

Sen. Curtis: Trump cuts are in line with what Americans want

Utah Sen. John Curtis said he understands President Trump's motives, but that he expects Trump to act within the law.
2 years ago

Daily opioid prescriptions in Utah reduced by 41%

Daily opioid prescriptions in Utah have been reduced by 41% since 2017 according to state health officials.
2 years ago

Salt Lake City International Airport breaks passenger record

New airlines and Utah's economy are credited with another record-setting number of passengers at Salt Lake City International Airport in 2024.
2 years ago

Institutional investors may be restricted from buying Utah homes

HB149, as currently written, would "restrict an institutional investor's ability to purchase single-family homes in Utah."
2 years ago

Bill incentivizes gun owners to buy firearm safety device

Utah Rep. Matt MacPherson, R-West Valley City, says his firearm safety bill is "cognizant of the Second Amendment."
2 years ago

On the Hill: Paying for safe drinking water in Utah

A drinking water bill would modify the Utah's Safe Drinking Water Act.
2 years ago

Federal grant will help UDOT enhance wildlife safety along US-40

A federal grant of $9.6 million will help Utah transportation officials improve wildlife safety on US-40 in Washington and Duchesne counties.
2 years ago

On the Hill 2025: Ballot signature amendments

A bill from Rep. Ray Ward would decrease the threshold of signatures needed if somebody takes the signature route to Utah's primary ballot.
2 years ago

Bald eagle dies by “preventable” lead poisoning says Utah animal center

A wildlife rehab group in northern Utah asks hunters to consider copper bullets.
2 years ago

8600 South bridge over Mountain View corridor opens in West Jordan

The bridge connects 5600 West and 6000 West across the Mountain View Corridor in West Jordan.
2 years ago